PS2-era London crime drama and the score hits like a Guy Ritchie film you can play. The Getaway's soundtrack leans hard into cinematic orchestral tension with that early 2000s grit baked in. "The Frightener" tracks capture the panic of the opening chase sequence, all staccato strings and pounding urgency.
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"Burning Bridges" shifts between driving themes and combat intensity as the Republic nightclub goes up in flames. Then the Triad sequences bring in different textures entirely. The way tracks are split by mission and objective.
Real scene-by-scene scoring on a PS2 game, which was ambitious for 2002. If you remember tearing through a digital London with no HUD, the music was doing all the heavy lifting.